It takes less than 90 minutes to download a 90 minute movie. With bittorrent I can download media faster than I can consume them. However, there is a point at which something is fast enough. I mean what's your hurry?There is a case to be made for going faster. You might as well tell people they don't need anything faster then a 56k. about to go on a trip and want a new audio book, about to show your friends or your anime club a episode of something you deleted) If your trying to make an argument that "it's too fast" or "why do you need it that quickly" that's pretty ridiculous, Scott. Sometimes you need to download something quickly (I.E. I do note that one can find some things easier on IRC than on torrents.
I can download entire animes with torrents in the time it takes me to download the first episode of said anime through IRC. Guaranteed completion at a somewhat high speed (depending on bot and the stability of your connection), getting a downloading slot isn't that easy though. As for audiobooks, the two I have downloaded have finished and I have listened to them.ĭownloading through IRC is nice though. Had one or two of those, but that's what you get when no torrents exist of the band you're downloading. IRC is useful if you want to find audiobooks but you don't really care what Audiobook you find and you want it pretty quickly (compared to Torrents which half of the time don't work)What is up with these anti-torrent people? I have never had bittorrent fail to work properly.Eh yeah, how do half of your torrents don't work? Are you using a proper client? Have you set it up correctly? Are you not trying to use a torrent with 0 seeders? I can tell when a torrent might fail for me. Make sure to try it out! 1.The whole idea of ops and channel control really doesn't need to exist anymoreWait, how are ops any different from moderators or administrators? Note: WeeChat, mentioned in the Windows section above, is one of the best IRC clients for Linux and Windows. Whether you prefer a graphical, console, or web IRC client, there’s something for everyone. The Linux community is doing a great job at continuously developing IRC and making security and functionality improvements. That’s pretty neat if you’re concerned about security. It allows you to encrypt your message, and the receiver can decrypt it with the correct passcode.
XChat is a free app that comes with at least one unique feature that other clients lack. Additionally, you can transfer files to other users. It can auto-complete commands, nicknames, and it protects you from grammatical errors with an integrated spell-checking tool. XChat Aqua/Azure is a lightweight IRC client developed for Mac systems.
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